/ SOUTHEAST / Visit Nebraska City sleep up to 26 people. There is a meeting room and kitchen. provide meals for bus tours. Call for information and the locations. this unique display which features more than 450 pedal cars, tractors, airplanes and other toys. The items were collected by Bill and Elsie Sunneberg and are displayed in a former church. Call for a tour. gonebraskacity.com / 806 1st Ave. / (402) 873-6654 / We’re exceptionally friendly, yet always direct: The sooner you stop reading these words and start exploring the virtual grandeur of Nebraska City, the sooner you’ll be making plans to explore the real thing. We look forward to seeing you very, very soon. OHIOWA Lazy Horse Vineyard & Brewing lazyhorsebrewing.com/about 211 Rd. 20 / (402) 295-2550 Lazy Horse Vineyard and Brewing is a Nebraska vineyard, winery and brewery. We have a tasting room with a porch for guests to enjoy. Beyond the vineyard, guests will see horses grazing in the pasture. Our Nebraska-made wine and craft beer are served with wood-fired pizza. Creative Thoughts 632 6th St. / (402) 852-2881 FTD florist. Fresh floral arrange -ments. Unique and creative gifts, jewelry and home decor. Heavenly Treasures SchillingBridge Winery & Microbrewery Whispering Pines B&B bbwhisperingpines.com / 2018 6th Ave. / (402) 873-5850 / Relax, retreat and renew in an 1878 Victo-rian home. Unwind on the veranda or stroll through the gardens. Out-door spa available to guests. heavenlytreasurespc.com 700 9th St. / (402) 852-2270 “The best little quilt store this side of Heaven” is our motto. In an old church built in 1905, we have over 8,000 bolts of quilting fabric, notions, books, patterns, yarns and craft items. Wildwood Historic House, The Barn Art Gallery and Victorian Garden Ohiowa Auditorium, Historical Marker 460 Iron Horse Trail Lake schillingbridgewinery.com 62193 710th Rd. / (402) 852-2400 The nation’s first farm winery and microbrewery combination! Whether it’s wine, craft beer, signature cocktails or unique beer-and wine-infused menu items, SchillingBridge elevates the level of gastronomy and imbibing! wildwoodhistoriccenter.org 420 S. Steinhart Park Rd. / (402) 873-6340 / An 1869 historic house restored to the Victorian Period. Open Apr. 24 -Oct. 31. Appoint-ment needed for groups of 15+. Barn Art Gallery features local gifts, art and crafts. The Victorian garden is ideal for weddings and events. Admission: $3 adults; $1 ages 12 and under. Gallery and garden are free. visitfillmorecounty.org / S. Main St. / (402) 759-4910 / A commu-nity landmark, Ohiowa Auditori-um was completed in 1940 and preserved in near original condition. It was constructed by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) dur-ing the Great Depression. During WWII, the auditorium served as an entertainment center for soldiers from the Bruning Army Airfield. nemahanrd.org / 1 Iron Horse Lake Rd. / (402) 335-3325 / A 360-acre recreation area with 85-acre lake. Handicapped-accessible boat dock. Subway My Blue Heaven nebraskabb.com / 1041 5th St. (402) 852-3131 / A 1920s home decorated with antique furnishings, quilts and handcrafted items. 626 6th St. / (402) 852-2120 Subway restaurant across from the N. side of the beautiful courthouse in Pawnee City. Includes Goodrich Ice Cream and Waffle Cone Wednesday special. Closed on Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving. Pawnee Cafe PERU Peru State College -Library peru.edu / 600 Hoyt St. / (402) 872-2311 / This beautiful college is nestled in the hills of historic southeast Nebraska near the Missouri River. Guests are welcome to explore the beautiful oak-filled campus. Ohiowa Cafe WilliNilli Art Gallery/Studio willinilli.com / 1124 Central Ave. (218) 790-5016 / Features the art and craft of local artist Susanne Williams: original paintings, hand-made jewelry, handcrafted leather handbags, sculpture and more. Open most Mon. -Fri., and by appointment and by chance. visitfillmorecounty.org / 520 S. Main St. / (402) 295-2319 / Serves homemade meals and provides that small-town atmosphere where everybody knows your name. 1021 F St. / (402) 852-2002 Located next to the Pawnee Inn, the Pawnee Cafe serves home-cooked breakfasts and lunch. Pawnee City Historical Society Museum OSCEOLA Fields and Frills 246 N. State St. / (402) 649-7596, (402) 942-3735 / Small town offers a lot with this quaint boutique! We carry women’s clothing and acces-sories. There is also a great variety of foods made in Nebraska in our Grow Nebraska room. pawneecountyhistory.com / 529 P St. / (402) 852-3131 / View 25,000 items in 22 buildings. Exhibits include Dan Whitney’s (Larry the Cable Guy’s) barn, experimental airplane, library, genealogy research center and the home of Nebraska’s first governor. PLATTSMOUTH Cass County Historical Society Museum casscountynemuseum.org 646 Main St. / (402) 296-4770 Tells the history of Cass County since settlement in 1854. Admis-sion: $2.50 adults; free for members and children under age 12. Pawnee City Post Office Mural ODELL Old West Trails Center visitodell.org / 301 Main St. (402) 766-3700 / The Oregon Trail brought thousands of pioneers across the unsettled West, many passing just south of what is now Odell. The Old West Trails Center is an example of 1885 architecture, well-preserved. Enjoy 100 feet of interior murals, exhibits on trans-portation, the Oregon Trail, Otoe Indians and more. PALMYRA Glacial Till Vineyard & Winery glacialtillvineyard.com / 344 S. 2nd Rd. / (402) 610-3068 Located in a scenic country setting only 15 minutes from Lincoln. Stroll in the vineyard and enjoy the rolling hills, creeks and ponds. During the summer season we offer a lineup of live music, food and local craft brew features, too. pawneecountynebraska.com 715 G St. / (402) 852-2097 / Titled The Auction, the painting in the Pawnee City Post Office was cre -ated in 1942 by Ken Evett as part of New Deal programs such as the Public Works of Art Project and the WPA Federal Art Project. Fairways Restaurant at Lake Ridge Golf Course Pawnee City Walking Tour Rice Lodge & Conference Center PAWNEE CITY Amish Country pawneecountynebraska.com 71070 Hwy. 50 / (402) 852-3131 The area around Pawnee City is be-coming known as “Amish Country” due to the numerous Amish families that have settled here. They have opened several businesses and occasionally open their homes to odellnebraska.us / 302 Main St. (402) 806-2174 / The Rice Lodge is located in a quiet little town with a bank, museum, bars, general store, mechanic shop, community building and churches, all within walking dis-tance of the Lodge. Ten bedrooms each have a private bath and can 124 VisitNebraska.com pawneecountynebraska.com 624 G St. / (402) 852-2444 The buildings around the court-house square in Pawnee City date from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, earning the commercial district a place on the National Register of Historic Places. Stop by the Tourism office and pick up a self-guided tour map. golflakeridge.com / 1536 Coun -try Club Cir. / (402) 235-4653 Everyone can enjoy the ambiance, personal service and great cuisine that accompanies every meal or event. The Hop Yard Pawnee Inn 1023 F St. / (402) 852-2238 Refrigerators, microwaves, VCRs, movies. thehopyardnebraska.com / 18003 Club View Dr. / (402) 296-0633 “The Hop Yard” is surrounded by fields of hops with beautiful scenery and an outdoor patio. Stop to see the hop farm, relax outside by one of our fire pits or gather some friends for a game of sand volley-ball or horseshoes. Or pull up a chair and order a flight of the finest craft beer around. Lake Ridge Golf Course Pedal Clinic pawneecountynebraska.com 701 I St. / (402) 852-2655 / Tour golflakeridge.com / 1536 Country Club Cir. / (402) 235-4653 / This scenic par-36, nine-hole golf course with large greens and inward-slop-
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